Activities Allowed or Unallowed (A)
This compliance requirement establishes that each program operates for a specific purpose (such as the care of elderly persons or the education of children), and that funds provided for the program should only be used in activities which benefit that purpose. Therefore, Federal assistance provided to a recipient for a specific purpose must be expended for such purpose only.
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